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Farfetched? Maybe not. Like a religious text, Lost is open to endless interpretation. In one episode, Kate and con man Sawyer (Josh Holloway) fight over a locked briefcase that she says holds something of hers. Sawyer offers to give it to her if she will say what's inside. "I don't care what it is," he says. "What's burning me up is why it means so much to you." The line is a perfect summary of Alias' and Lost's maddening appeal. Their characters hold secrets behind impenetrable locks. We know that the mysteries will never be solved...
College of Charleston (6-3) corralled the loose ball, raced down the floor and center Josh Jackson finished an easy layup...
Charleston forwards Stanley and Bernard Jackson and center Josh Jackson dominated the interior, combining for 42 points, 15 boards and four blocks. The outburst came in relatively limited action, as none of the three spent more than 24 minutes on the floor, and they averaged just 21 minutes a piece...
Charleston freshman center Josh Jackson (6'7, 250 lbs.) proved the hardest for the Crimson to control under the net, leading all scorers with 22 points. A Jackson trio crippled Harvard, as Josh Jackson combined with senior guard Stanley Jackson and senior forward Bernard Jackson to put up 42 points. Stanley Jackson led rebounding for the Cougars, with seven, while Bernard Jackson posted eight points and five rebounds...
...Jehane Noujaim?s ?Control Room? got its power from its intimacy. Half the time it?s in the Iraq theater of war with Al Jazeera reporters like the mammothly charming Hassan Ibrahim, who has a respectful running dialogue with Marine Capt. Josh Rushing, a fellow so appealingly earnest in a tough job - explaining the U.S. invasion to journalists - that he would be the hero of any other film. (Rushing resigned his commission this year, joining the Veterans? antiwar brigade Operation Truth and saying of the Administration?s purported evidence of Saddam?s WMDs, ?I felt personally duped.?) In the other...